One of my friend (also CHL) mentioned something about a CHL badge...
I didn't even know such even existed!?
Why would I need it and what is its credentials?
Thanks :)
CHL Badge!?
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Re: CHL Badge!?
Unfortunatly it does, you don't, and it has none.isoplus wrote:One of my friend (also CHL) mentioned something about a CHL badge...
I didn't even know such even existed!?
Why would I need it and what is its credentials?
Thanks :)
Do a search on this subject as it is a dead horse.
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For all new to CHL & new to CARRY.
There has been numerous threads on the CHL badges on this board & maost others. Several will not even allow them to be discussed any more.
It is the concenses of all long term experienced CHL holders on this board & this writer too that these badges are nothing but trouble. If it is to be concealed then you dont need the badge.
If you need to identify then use your plastic.
LT
There has been numerous threads on the CHL badges on this board & maost others. Several will not even allow them to be discussed any more.
It is the concenses of all long term experienced CHL holders on this board & this writer too that these badges are nothing but trouble. If it is to be concealed then you dont need the badge.
If you need to identify then use your plastic.
LT
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You 2 guys are faster than me. 
Carry 24-7 or guess right.
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Probably right.
Carry 24-7 or guess right.
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+1flintknapper wrote:Oh No........!
Think of it this way though...
The school of CHL is always open, and understanding...No need to get too bent out of shape...
The sun will come up tomorrow, and it'll be a great day!
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Florida Orange Juice...Chilled...Pulp free...llwatson wrote:Stevie - what kind of happy pills are you on?
And why aren't you sharing?
I'll send you the bill...
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isoplus welcome and nothing wrong with asking questions. We are all here to learn. I posted this so you can read this topic that was discussed before.
isoplus welcome and nothing wrong with asking questions. We are all here to learn. I posted this so you can read this topic that was discussed before.